Sake bowls set Yushohai, Mitsukoshi, 6 bowls

These beautiful bowls are mainly used in Japan to enjoy fine sake in style. But of course, green tea, for example, a first-class Gyokuru can also be drunk from them. The exclusive bowls are handmade by Suigetsu Toen, one of Japan's most famous ceramic artists, and belong to the premium design series Mitsokoshi. These unusual pieces of jewelry are reserved for only a few lovers of Japanese ceramic art, too time-consuming are the production and ornate decoration of the beautiful Mitsukoshi products. They were made from the famous, natural purple clay of Mie Prefecture.

Hiroshi Suigetsu is one of the great artists of traditional Japanese ceramic manufacturing. As the third master, he has led the Yokkaichi Ceramic Association for many years, his impressive career is accompanied by many honors and awards. The products in the Mitsukoshi series, after coming out of the wood-fired traditional ceramic kiln, are artfully decorated by Suigetsu using a special sandblasting technique. The sublimity of the decoration and the different structures of the surface require a very high artistic skill, which even in Japan only a few ceramic artists have. The dreamlike set promises the highest pleasure for eye and palate and is the perfect way to serve first-class sake and tea in style.